Court of 3
Announced
The three member! of the
Sigma Chi court (or the annual
election of the Sigma Chi
sweetheart have been announ
ced. They Include Misses Jean Kell,
Deloret Fisher and Shirley Grif
fin. Selection of the sweetheart
will be made at a formal dance
on November 12 at the fratern
ity chapter house.
This is the third annual'
iweetheart contest for the Wil
lamette university chapter of
Sigma Chi. Elimination! have
been made during the past few
weeki, leading up to selection
of the final court of three from
which group the sweetheart is
named.
Surprise Event
Silverton Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Maurer, Sr., of Marquam ob
served their 32nd wedding an
niversary Sunday at the home
of their ion and daughters-in-law,
Mr. and Mra. Joe Maurer,
Jr., at their home on Grant
itreet In Silverton. At noon the
entire family and some friends
lurprlsed the couple, calling to
spend the day. A no-host dinner
was served.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. L. Gerllts, (Amelia Maur
er) and children, Diane and Da
vid; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Maurer,
Jo Ann, Tommy and Betty El
aine of Mt. Angel; Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Shepherd (Perpetua
Maurer); Bobby, Penny Marie
and Kathy of West Stayton; Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Maurer and Andy
of Marquam, John Suppes of De
troit; Mildred Maurer, Dorothy
Dibali, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hess.
Mr and Mrs. Joe Maurer, Jr.,
of Silverton and the honored
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maurer,
Sr.
HOME FROM a trip to Brit
ish Columbia are Mr. and Mrs.
Graham Sharkey. They visit
ed their son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D.
Livesley (Patricia Sharkey) at
Abbottsford, B.C. They also
went to Harrison Hot Springs
with the Livesleys and to other
places of interest, including a
visit to the ranch of Mr. and
Mrs. .Robert Norton. Mrs Nor
ton is known as Doreen Norton,
writer, and an authority on Pal
omino horses. While . at . the
Norton ranch the Sharkeys saw
Bonanza Del Sur, prized Palo
mino imported from Texas by
the Nortons.
' Today's Menu
(By th Aasoclttcd Prw)
Week Day Dinner
Cream of Spinach Soup
Braised Veal Chops
Fluffy Mashed Potatoes
Snap Bean Relish Salad
Bread and Butter
Frosted Spice Cake Beverage
Snap Bean Relish Salad
Ingredients: 1 pound snap beans,
V4 cup boiling water, 1 teaspoon
salt, liquid from 1 seven-and-one-quarter-ounce
jar of amall
sweet gherkins (about Vi cup),
V cup commercially-prepared
sour cream, 2 teaspoons finely
grated onion (pulp and juice)
freshly - ground pepper (to
taste), salad greens, cucumber
slices, tomato wedges.
Method: Cut ends off snap beam
and wash under cold running
water with a spray or vegetable
brush; drain and slice diagonally
in '.i-inch lengths. Put in a me
dium-size saucepan, add the
boiling water and salt; bring ra
pidly to a boil, cover, decrease
heat if necessary but keep wa
tcr boiling until beans are just
crisp-tender and still green-
about 10 minutes. Drain off 11
quid; chill beans. Put the gher
kin juice in a measuring cup or
small bowl, add the sour cream
gradually and blend together
with the back of a spoon until
smooth; add the onion and pour
'a cup of this dressing over the
chilled beans. Mix thoroughly;
arrange greens in salad bowl.
heap snap beans in center, and
surround with cucumber slices
and tomato wedges. Pour re
maining Vi cup of dressing over
raw vegetables. Makes 4 to 6
servings.
Missouri Club
The annual Thanksgiving tur
key dinner of the Missouri club
was held at the home of Mrs. A.
Vittone Wednesday with the fol
lowing members enjoying the
event;
Mrs. Mae Willis, Mrs. M.
Noll. Mrs. R. B. McClay, Mrs.
C. Watson, Mrs. E. W. Harland,
Miss C. Burch, Mrs. W. Weekly,
Mrs. W. Loe, Mrs. A. W. Boy-
les, Mrs. W. W. Rolofson, Mrs.
P. C. Harland, Mrs. Roy Car
ter, Mrs. E. Davenport, Mrs. A.
Schissler, Mrs. F. M. Hoyt, Mrs
Billy Hoyt, Mrs. H. Stanley,
Mrs. James Vittone, Miss Imo-
gene Vittone, Mrs. W. G. Wal
ker, Mrs. Wm. Ray, Mrs. E. B.
Kasson and Mrs. A. Vittone.
The next meeting, Dec. 6, will
be a Christmas gift exchange at
the Willis home, 965 N. 5th, at
12:30 o'clock.
NOW 0M SALE!
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Recently Wed Bride of the
early fall wai Mri. Gerald
Heuberger (Rosemary Brei
tenstein). She is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brei
tenstein, Sublimity, Mr. Heu
berger the" son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Heuberger. (Jesten
Miller studio picture.)
Shrine Club
Party Due
The Salem Shrine club an
nounces its annual fall dance for
the evening of Saturday, Novem
ber 12.
The affair is formal, starting
with a social hour at 8:30 o'clock:
dinner at 8 o'clock, and dancing
at 8 o'clock. Guy Albin'i or
chestra playing.
The event is for all Shrine
members and their wives. John
S. Lochead, T. M. Medford.
Glenn Burright and Howard C.
Raean are the committee in
charge of the decorations, which
will feature the Thanksgiving
theme.
SILVERTON Mrs. Harry
Vetter and Mrs. Rholin Cooley
were guest speakers at the din
ner program Tuesday evening
at Toney'i for the Business and
Professional Women s club meet
ing. Mrs. Vinnie Heinz, voca
tional education chairman, pre
sented Mrs. Vetter in a talk on
"Salesmanship," and Mrs. Coo
ley, who told of the ins and outs
of the business of raising iris, the
iris being the adopted flower,
and the Cooley Gardens, the fea
tured pride of the Silverton
BPW club.
A holiday gift sale is announc
ed for the first Saturday in De
cember. The annual Christmas
party is to be Tuesday, Decem
ber 6, when gifts will be donated
and wrapped for a Salem hospi
tal, the club's holiday project.
SILVERTON Invitations are
in the mails for the forthcoming
marriage of Miss Betty Lucile
Heidenstrom, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. T. P. Heidenstrom, and
Stephen Ray Mead, son of the S.
A. Meads, all of Silverton.
The nuptial vows are to be ex
changed at the Silverton Imman
uel Lutheran church in a 4
o'clock afternoon ceremony,
Sunday, November 20.
A reception will follow the
ceremony in the church social
rooms.
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season. It's the
brand of quality for
those outstanding
blouse and frock
fashions. See it in
our window,
new woodsy browns,
reds, greens. Plain
and striped.
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CHOCOLATES AND
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A beautiful new box
with new nd choice
assortment. Cellophane
index.
1 lb $1.50
2 lbs S.00
CHOCOLATE
ASSORTMENTS
Choose your favorite
from , , .
Assorted Chocolates
1 lb $1.25
2 lbs 2.45
Assorted Cream
I lb $1.25
Nut Crisp and
Chewy Center
1 lb $1.25
PECAN DELICHTt
Fresh pecans, and ten
der caremel covered
wtth rich milV choc
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L In minf bomct, noviet ire t Cht.itn.ts tndition. When
dinact't over, ererybodf tdjourns to the living room
for the "bi( show." Ttkiof novies. too, it pin of the
Christinas pictui. You'll wint glorious full-color moviei
of all the joroai crents the whole fimilf will enjoy
re-living again and again. So make this Gummas
they'll never forget give t Jtevere! We have wide
selection of Revert cameras and projectors. Come in
and sec then today!
For Christmos gifts with a thrill
. give a new Revere 16 mm
magazine camera. All the
newest improvements ond
priced amor $1 C A 00
Your daily living ,1s surrounded by well known brands most of whlel. you
are unconscious of using.
Your car, your radio and so on through the day until you wind that well
known alarm clock and retire on a famous mattress.
You are so accustomed to the performance of these brands that you pay little
attention to the satisfactory use you derive.
But, invest In a "no-name", an imitation ... a "wear-out-quick" thing and
you feel conscious of having wasted your time and effort.
That's why we say, "ENJOY SHOPPING FOR THESE"
VAN RAALTE
New stocks of the famous VAN RAALTE pantie and pantie girdles are
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nere in nyion ana uituex two-way sireicn power et- J Art tt WtT
tiptd ti whin vnur fitrnrft intrt "linno" with a v aw"" t
minimum of effort. All sizes. Expertly fitted, of
course
4oo,nd$5(
MUNSINGWEAR ...
This name stamped on your sleepwear, lingerie, designates them as of high
quaiuv, nign rasnion ana Desr, oi an, gooa service- t J Cft stpoc
Jlhilitv TVlpHA npw rnwna onrt luiamni ara 1 V aB TL
ready finding their way to our Christmas lay
away dept.
45o,o$5s
WHITLEY SUITS
In Vogue ... in Harper's, Whitley is well known for their smooth, tailored
lines and smart fashion. These new Sharkskin suits fall $ M A9S
tinu vviuici a ctpiuuvcu Biyiea ... iiie luur nmsii puctieiH
. . . the four button fastening, etc. . . . Come and see!
49'
HANSEN GLOVES
The "just right" accent to your fall costume may be a pair of Hansen's
new fabric gloves in the new winter pink or rice $al 50 $998
Kieeii ur, fjemtt any une Ul a Jiuuiuvr VI Jliau.il-
ing shades to be found here.
KADIN HANDBAGS
Strictly "Western" style smooth finished calfskin in deep reds
greens . . . black, browns, etc. Each a perfect example of the J
inasier worKiiiaimiuii. ii s hul iuu eariy iv cnuuse xur iunsi-
mas gifts.
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NORTH STAR BLANKETS . . .
Baby blankets of softest 100 wool with wide satin bindings in lovely pastel
satin . . . pink, while . . . blue . . . buttercup. Sizes regular $ A95
42x60. An exquisite gift for that blessed event Downstairs. f
ENDOCREME HORMONE CREAM . . .
It's good! It's famous for lasting, youthful skin beauty. Comes in regular
or light and very easy to apply. Make it a habit . . use $950
Endocreme face cream and be beautiful.
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LUVLEE LADY GOWNS
Luvlce Lady brushed rayon gowns are as soft as finest down. Think of
the comfort and rest derived these cold nights while clad $ J 98
in Luvlee Lady brushed rayon. Downstairs.
REVERE SWEATERS FOR MEN . . .
If it's Revere . . . and the wear is severe . . . and you bought it hire
. . . you have nothing to fear. It will wear good and it's the $1
smartest casnmere sweater in town, rsew wanted armors.
Only . . .
5,
595
IT'S TIME TO SHOP
FOR YOUR
MONOGRAMMED
CHRISTMAS
CARDS!
Orders ire being
taken now for before
Christmas week delivery.
CALLOWAY
BATH TOWELS
2.50, ,4.25
8 ft
New sets just arrived
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For your handwork-
for the Holiday gifts.
, ed Christmas gifts.
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